IL legislator: Duckworth ‘shameful’ for behavior during Hegseth hearing – Center Square

State Rep. David Friess, also a veteran, said he’s unsure if U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth really cares whether Pete Hegseth is qualified.  “I have no idea if she actually believes what she says, but the hyperbolic nature and the way she says it … I think it is for social media,” said Friess. “You do this stuff and you get your base riled up and I thought her actions were shameful.”
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debtsor
1 year ago

Tammy Duckworth won her last election vs. a token Republican by a wide 15 point margin of 56.8% to 41.5%. Tammy Duckworth has a safe seat. However, as far senate seat goes, her margin is sort of the in the middle of the pack. There were several very close races, but even more senate races that were won by huge 20, 30 point blowouts. However, Tammy’s 15 point margin is insurmountable to overcome for Republicans. Impossible, statistically impossible. Prior to JB Pritzer’s – let’s call it what it is – fraudulent ballot harvesting ‘ground game’, a Republican could win a… Read more »

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Pat S.
1 year ago

Ms. Duckworth never ceases to disappoint.

anna
1 year ago

suck it up Madame Duck
You can do your histrionics but he’s still gonna get approved

Deb
1 year ago

Vote her out. She’s a waste of taxpayer dollars. She looked like a 5 year old throwing a temper tantrum.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Tammy showed herself to be the same opportunistic, foaming at the mouth liberal that we all know she is. So glad the rest of the country got to see the caliber of politicians IL has.

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